King's Building, London

The King's Building is a historic Grade I listed structure located within the Strand Campus of King's College London, designed by Sir Robert Smirke and completed in 1831. It serves as the college's founding building and features eight floors that house various administrative offices, lecture theatres, and the College Chapel. Notable spaces include the Great Hall, used for significant events, and the Anatomy Theatre, which has been transformed into a modern facility for teaching and research. The foyer showcases marble statues and hosts exhibitions curated by the college's archives. Visitors can explore its rich architectural history and cultural significance.